Despite the China ban on crypto, some businesses managed to find loopholes they could slip through. Those days may now finally be over.
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Bitcoin slides below $40,000 after China’s fresh curbs on crypto transactions
Bitcoin tumbled below the $40,000 mark on Wednesday to a three-and-a-half month low and dragged down the prices of other digital coins after China imposed …
China Cryptocurrency Warning Leads to Crypto Selloff
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China releases the first images taken by its Mars rover
China on Wednesday, May 19, released the first images taken by its Mars rover, Zhurong, after it landed on Mars Saturday. A black-and-white image taken by the rover’s obstacle avoidance camera shows a …
China Has Bought 37% of Next Year’s Corn Imports Just From U.S.
China has tapped the U.S. for more than a third of next season’s expected corn imports, accelerating its pace of buying from the world’s top supplier to fill its growing grain needs.
Truss: When will WTO treat China as developed country to stop Beijing’s unfair trade practices?
The UK and its allies have been “too soft” on China and the World Trade Organisation (WTO) needs to get The post Truss: When will WTO treat China as developed country to stop Beijing’s unfair…
Bitcoin plunges as China’s crypto crackdown widens
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Embattled Chinese Property Tycoon Turns to Electric Cars. Cue $87 Billion Valuation.
Evergrande founder Xu Jiayin hasn’t sold any cars yet and his real-estate empire is groaning with debt. But his electric vehicle startup recently notched an $87 billion market cap.
Shenzhen’s landmark electronics skyscraper closed for investigation after shaking triggers panic
SEG Plaza, Shenzhen’s fifth-tallest skyscraper located in the famed Huaquiangbei electronics district, was closed for investigation after shaking caused a panic, even as the city says it is safe.
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